Classic Accessories Deluxe Snow Thrower Cab #71367

February 24, 2008 | By Doug In Garden Statues |

Classic Accessories Deluxe Snow Thrower Cab #71367
The Classic Accessories deluxe snow thrower cab provides roomy protection for the person operating the snow thrower, sheltering the user from the worst winter weather and heavy snow blow back. The cab is built with a heavy black fabric shell, a rugged steel tube frame with powder-coated finish, and freeze-resistant, super-clear vinyl windows for added durability and convenience. This product measures 30 inches long, 28 inches wide, and 50 inches wide.

Customer Review: Satisfied
Very satisfied with this product. I didn’t have nearly as much trouble assembling that I thought I might. I put the frame together inside where it was warm and then attached it to the blower. It does take some patience but I expected that. Once again, I am very pleased.

Customer Review: Very nice - easy set up
No, not that bad to set up

most of that time was reading the manual, nothing to fear.

Breaks the wind and keeps that wet snow off my cheeks.

Horse with Colt
Wildlife Series - A horse and its colt stand side by side atop sculpted earth in this endearing brass artwork. Designed to convey the comfort and protection of a parent for its child, this sculpture sits atop a wooden base. Measurements: H22″ L23″ D17″ Materials Used: Brass, Wood. Ships within 3-7 business days of order via Best Way freight.

NEW Kids Lion and Mouse Animal Toy Sings In The Jungle! NEW Animated!
Animated Lion and Mouse plush animal toy sings “In the Jungle” 11″ tall plush toy! New in package with nice sound! Kids love them! On/off switch & batteries are included.

Romances of the Russian Masters
Customer Review: Nice collection of songs of the Mighty Five et al
This CD sounds like a recording of a graduate recital and I can’t take too much of Linn’s voice, but she certainly should get an “A” for programming this collection. There are songs of the Mighty Five Russian composers: Borodin, Cui, Balakirev, Mussorgsky and Rimsky-Korsakov, and well as others who were their contemporaries or were influenced by them. I particularly like the inclusion of some songs I don’t often hear, like the Complaint of the Bride, and From My Tears, along side the chestnuts like None, but the Lonely Heart, Hopek, The Sea Queen, and others. Worth it for the recordings of the songs not often heard. For the chestnuts, there are better recordings.